On 21 April 2011, H’s bail order was revoked when he failed to attend a High Court hearing relating to his appeal.

He submits that his detention lacked any reasonable legal basis under Polish law.

It dismissed a request by the second applicant for bail. That decision was upheld by the Moscow City Court on 6 November 2013. D.

    On 5 November 1999 the applicant filed another appeal against his detention and requested that bail be set.

It is difficult for <the applicant> to trust anyone completely, as she feels herself to have been badly let down by key figures in her life (including her mother, foster carers et al).

    The applicant described these cells as badly lit and ventilated, humid and foul smelling.

The biological parents had not had any further contact with the children and had not participated in caring for them. However, they had remained in permanent contact with the applicant.

    The applicant disputed the measure and claimed that she was capable of caring for her children, who suffered from being separated from her. 14.

No. 2)   (Applications nos. 51111/07 and 42757/07)   JUDGMENT   Art 6 § 1 (criminal) and Art 6 § 3 (c) and (d) • Fair hearing • Defence through legal assistance • Confinement in glass cabin

The cabin was divided into four individual compartments, measuring some 0.5 m² each. Such a confined space is unsuitable for transporting a person, no matter how short the duration ...” THE LAW I.